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1y ago
I guess LinqPad will lose some users to this feature.
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Austria's goverment agreed on spying messengers for the public safety. How does white noise protects itself from getting legally hacked?
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Happy to live in a country with very strong food control. Yes we have the alternative labels yet it must be at least as good as the original.
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The marketing is really bad. > "7-8 hours saved per podcast episode" Compared to what? A beginner, a pro? On sundays only? LinkedIn is full of this bs. Please stop.
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1y ago
Paying for a browser is like paying for air to breath. Sure, a feature may be worth to pay but sold as a whole browser product? A user is using so much of other extensions too and the compatibility for websites (agent check) isn't disc
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I can't wait to see this in Jellyfin implemented!
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When it comes to new employees we search for people living exactly this value. And being a nice human is a must. Everything else can be learned.
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1y ago
Money. And no one died because of this behaviour. So why change a running cash-machine...
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2y ago
We use package.lock and docker image with local folder binding to run legacy node projects. Eg. docker run -v local:inner node:12 command
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I code for 22 years and be almost 40 years old. Years ago I felt the need for the social aspect in my life and so I started another education path as social councillor beside my 4-day work week with the support of my wife. Now I finished th
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It's an open secret and cited many times by officials (eg Hanselman) that F# is the testing playground for C# (and vb.net) features.
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2y ago
Enpass is supported on all platforms and you can decide how and where you want to store your passwords (local up to cloud infras)
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2y ago
Yep, that's what I use. Very happy with it for years!
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2y ago
Please add mote context to your answer, otherwise this is just another way to say "why not?".
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Once I had the vision to track data over the internet, like where came the image from, on which cdn was it. Or "what did this string have seen from creation till it reached my screen". This is a step into this direction.
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2y ago
Here is the repo for reference: https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs
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2y ago
And foe bookmark sync I use Tab Stash. It's not a fancy reinvention of syncing - it just uses the bookmarks of firefox and organises them in folders, then shows them in a beautiful useful way in a single page. This page I use for my ne
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2y ago
I use firefox sync as well, yet not with synced tabs but share singe tabs to a firefox account (PC, phone, work pc, etc.) The next time I open firefox on the target device the tabs are opened.
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I'm curious too. Are they proud that people spent time removing the art? Are they sad it gets removed? Want to show how bad they do their job? Or is that just another kind of art?
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2y ago
For me as very simple customer with a few devices, is that a benefit? I didn't configured any acls in my little vpn town.
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The article made me thinking if my way of "visualizing" things is limited. My kids do have a vivid imagination for visual things out of nowhere, I on the other hand need a spark or idea to get the flow going. > Another way to t
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2y ago
Where do you get your music from? Back in the old days we used cd rips and sharing platforms to get the mp3s from but nowadays streaming got so convenient.
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2y ago
There was CodeRibbon for Atom to navigate the code you work on: https://coderibbon.github.io/CodeRibbon/ How do you feel about that view of navigation?
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2y ago
That just sounds like the "read uncommitted" transaction level. Works as long as you know what to do :)
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Sorry, I ment https://remult.dev/
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https://remix.run/ seems a good approach
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That's my daily driver
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Visual Studio exists long before jetbrains and VSCode is on elecron. I would say java ide is also an essential thing but not the thing that made everything possible.
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I find the ruby on rails migration path of github inspiring. https://github.blog/2018-09-28-upgrading-github-from-rails-3... They show some details how to migrate on large scale yet be safe while doing so.
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envkey.com is also distributing environment variables
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